The name Jia means kindness, beauty, praise, praise, auspiciousness, happiness, joy, etc.
1. The meaning of Jia
1. Beautiful.
2. Praise; praise.
2. Explanation of etymology
Pronounced jiā, it was first seen in the Western Zhou Dynasty bronze inscriptions. Its original meaning is beautiful. "Poetry·Binfeng·Dongshan": "The new one is Kongjia, the old one is "How is it?" is extended to praise, praise, commendation, and also to auspiciousness, happiness, joy, like, etc.
3. Phrases
1. Guest [jiā bīn]?
Distinguished guest.
Qing Dynasty Sunhua's "Gao Yongtang's Small Collection of September 18th": "Jia Wei collected it by chance, and talked about classics and history." Chen Yi's "Visiting Hangzhou with Brazilian Friends·Meijiawu Impromptu" 》Poetry: "The guests are so happy that they take a closer look at picking new tea."
2. Commendation [jiā miǎn]?
Reward and encourage.
Continued from Fan Ting's poem "Commander-in-Chief Zhu personally visited the opening ceremony of Nanyangfu Market on August 1st to lecture Mr. Wu on his return and dictated it probably because of his ambition to celebrate it." ."